Trillium cuneatum coll A11NC114 Wet Shade Plants but the tidy gardener might

but the tidy gardener might prefer the refreshed plant

will prevent unwanted offspring

Plant in humus-rich soil and expect two years to establish well before flowering consistently

woodland condition

The typical lacy green leaves are speckled with lemon cream blotches

Trillium cuneatum coll A11NC114 Wet Shade Plants but the tidy gardener mightThese flowering sized nursery seedlings represent genetics from our 2000 collection in Van Buren Co. Tennessee at 2031' elevation, where we found a population growing in an old roadside dump site alongside the likes of Hydrangea arborescens. This population had both purple, yellow, and intermediate flower color forms growing together. So far, all of our seedlings have flowered purple.